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"The real longitudinal magnetic field B(3) of the photon was discovered in 1992 by Professor Myron Wyn Evans. A landmark historical event with far reaching insights in our understanding of the physical nature of the enigmatic photon. The B(3) field gave rise to the theory of O(3) electrodynamics, which has been the key in helping Evans complete Einstein's work on the unified field theory. O(3) electrodynamics is a theory of General Relativity and is a consequence of the fact that 3D space has an O(3) symmetry. O(3) symmetry implies invariance under rotations and reflections."

--- K. L. Rajpal

"My acclaimed unified field theory is also developed carefully on already known experimental facts, and reduces to all the major equations of physics, which are of course, well tested empirically. It is a theory which completes the work of Albert Einstein and extends the scope and understanding of Physics far beyond its current boundaries. It has none of the unproven speculations of string theory and unifies general relativity and quantum mechanics. Its major predictions are the B(3) (Evans/ Vigier) field, which is now known to be observable with great precision in many ways, and the presence of an infinite supply of energy that can be extracted from space-time and used to solve the impending energy crisis."

--- Myron Evans

"Electromagnetic field theory still remains far from a completed area of research, and a new era of epochmaking investigations appears now to have its dawn. Myron Evans is one of the outstanding pioneers in this field of modified and extended theories. New fundamantal properties in photon physics are thus due to Evans, such as the Evans-Vigier longitudinal magnetic field component in the direction of propagation of the photon, and an associated small but nonzero photon rest mass. As a continuation of Einsteins ideas, a new unified field theory on electromagnetism and gravitation has also been developed by Evans which debouches into a general form which reduces to all the main equations of physics in appropriate limits."

---Bo Lehnert

In my fifty years of teaching physics as a Professor, former Chairman and as an organizer of an international physics conference attended by Nobel Laureates; I have never known anyone of the genius and productivity of Myron Evans. He has created a Grand Unified Field Theory (GUFT) that has achieved what Einstein only dreamed of doing.

The importance of his work may be measured by the fact that Professor Dr. Lehnert, a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Science Committee which awards the Nobel Prize in Physics and Chemistry, has just endorsed his work in the previous quote.

All the important equations of physics can be derived from his GUFT. His theory has opened doors to vast new sources of energy for mankind, new types of MRI without large magnets, and a new type of space propulsion.

He has shown the connection between gravity, electromagnetism, strong and the weak forces of nature. He probed the depths of differential geometry and showed that parallel transport produces gauge fields and that there exists a longitudinal field associated with circularly polarized radiation, called B(3). A team headed by Prof. Kurata in Japan is developing a new industry based on the B(3) field. Atomic spectra are explained completely in terms of quantized mass density. In a sense that means mass is the same as charge. A company in the United States has developed a new industry based on Evans’ O(3) electrodynamics.

These are only a few of the revolutionary ideas that come from his new mathematics which is referred to as the Evans' Equation which extended Einstein’s lifetime work."

In my 80th year I am very excited and grateful to witness the birth of an entirely new age of physics based on extensions of theories created by the geniuses of the past. Myron W. Evans is without a doubt the shining star of the 21st Century.

Very respectfully, John B. Hart
Emeritus Professor of Physics,
Xavier University
Cincinnati, Ohio USA

"...........I am vastly impressed by the quality and volume of the momentous contributions to physics that Dr. Evans is making at a breathtaking pace........."

Alwyn van der Merwe,
Professor of Physics,
University of Denver,
Colorado, USA,
sometime Queen Victoria Scholar,
and distingusihed Editor.

"Prof. Myron Evans is an outstanding scholar and probably the best scientist to have come out of Wales."

Dr Gareth J. Evans,
sometime University of Wales Fellow,
British Government SERC Advanced Fellow

"Being familiar with Dr. Evans' work now for several years, we are fully aware of the revolutionary contributions to physics, thermodynamics and chemistry that Dr. Evans has made at a tremendous pace."

Unanimous resolution of the Association for Distinguished American Scientists, USA,
delivered to the Welsh Assembly in Cardiff.

"His research activity includes several fields of chemistry and physics, ranging from molecular dyanmics to optical NMR to unified field theory. In all of these research fields Dr Evans made fundamental advances and provided highly original (often revolutionary) contributions."

Robert Mignani,
Professor of Theoretical Physics,
University of Rome, Italy.

<p> "You are in some ways a unique individual. You do have an imaginative intelligence, and your whole charge into what might be called a deformation of a gauge theory is very interesting. Your ideas got me going in a lot of other directions and ..... I think the deformation really works with all the gauge fields."

Lawrence B. Crowell,
Twice mentioned in the Gravity Research Competition.

Mission Statement

The three major aims of AIAS at present are:

1. development of Grand Unified Field Theory (GUFT) and higher symmetry (generally covariant) electrodynamics;
2. development of Electron Spin Resonance (ESR), Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) without magnets;
3. development of energy ex vacuo, theory and patented devices, and the theory of GUFT of sub atomic particles, with applications to nuclear waste stabilization.

INTRODUCTION TO THE ALPHA INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY (AIAS) 

In the past eighteen months there has been a sharp increase in interest in AIAS, as measured by the web statistics program at the end of the first page of the website. By some measures the interest has increased sixty fold, and there are now over a hundred individual visits every day, about five hundred files downloaded every day on average form many different countries. There have been visits from major US Universities, including: Cornell, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Stanford and Oxford, and major US corporations such as IBM and Motorola now extensively download material every day.

This year (2003) we at AIAS have suggested and developed a new unified field theory, based on general relativity. All four known fields and all matter fields can be described with the Evans wave equation and Evans field equation. The well known equations of physics have been deduced from them. The papers announcing the new unified field theory are being published in "Foundations of Physics Letters", a leading journal in the fundamentals of physics. Preprints of these papers are available on the website. A book introducing the new unified field theory for the general public and freshman is in the planning stage, edited by Lar Felker, and provisionally entitled "The Evans Equations" (World Scientific). Also planned is "The Collected Scientific Papers of Myron Evans", over six hundred and fifty papers in all. A list is available on the website. The latter is also cross linked to World Scientific, Kluwer and Wiley-Interscience websites of relevance.

This astonishing level of interest worldwide is probably due to the fact that the AIAS work is becoming established, thoroughly tested, and recognized as significant. It is therefore making a permanent mark on the scientific world. The new unified field theory is powerful and relatively simple, and offers an improvement on the complexities and shortcomings of string theory.

            The unified field theory completes Einstein's general relativity, and 

extends it to all known fields, including the electromagnetic field. The latter is developed into a generally covariant theory field theory, i.e. a theory of general relativity based on the elegant and powerful methods of differential geometry. The major AIAS discoveries include:

1. The Evans Vigier field B(3), the second or fundamental electromagnetic spin Casimir invariant of the Einstein group of general relativity (original paper by M. W. Evans, 1992 from Cornell University).
   
   
2. Radiatively induced fermion resonance (RFR), which is fermion resonance without permanent magnets and at a much higher resolution than ordinary ESR, NMR and MRI.
   
   
3. The first correct description of the electromagnetic phase factor, a gauge invariant and generally covariant description that for the first time correctly explains all physical optics, interferometry, the Aharonov Bohm effect, and topological phase effects. This phase is constructed from the generally covariant Stokes Theorem.
   
   
4. O(3) or non Abelian electrodynamics, now known to be Einstein's theory of general relativity extended by AIAS this year (2003) to electrodynamics.
   
   
5. The Evans wave and field equations of unified and generally covriant classical and quantum field theory, developed this year (2003).
   
   
6. The Principle of Least Curvature, which unifies the famous Hamilton Principle of Least Action in dynamics and the Fermat Principle of Least Time in optics.
   
   
7. Derivation of the equally famous Dirac equation from the Evans equation, thus explaining fermions in terms of general relativity and unified field theory.
   
   
8. Derivation of the weak and strong fields from the Evans wave equation, giving a new understanding of these fields in terms of general relativity.
   
   

There is a need to develop RFR experimentally and commercially, and we at AIAS would be interested in collaboration to develop RFR experimentally with the major universities and commercially with the leading corporations currently interested in www.aias.us. The development of RFR could for example lead to MRI without magnets at much higher resolution than available from expensive magnets at a small fraction of the cost, using circularly polarized microwave radiation to induce resonance. The theory of RFR is worked out extensively and described in comprehensive detail in the publications referenced on this website.

For more details, please read on.

Myron W. Evans

Dr. Myron Evans' CV is available upon request.

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